The Billings family settled on the shores of the Rideau River in 1812 and took an active role in shaping the community as it evolved over time and until the 1970s when they left the estate. This National Historic Site on 8 acres of green space is also home to one of Ottawa’s oldest community […]
The Billings family settled on the shores of the Rideau River in 1812 and took an active role in shaping the community as it evolved over time and until the 1970s when they left the estate. This National Historic Site on 8 acres of green space is also home to one of Ottawa’s oldest community cemeteries where well-known Ottawa pioneers, such as the Evans, Brouse and Firth families, are laid to rest.
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Black History Ottawa’s mandate is to increase the general public’s knowledge and appreciation of the history, culture, traditions and achievements of Canadians of African descent.
Black History Ottawa’s mandate is to increase the general public’s knowledge and appreciation of the history, culture, traditions and achievements of Canadians of African descent.
W.E.P., 111 Albert Street Ottawa Ontario K1P 1A5 [email protected] Visit Website
Founded in 1994, the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (BIFHSGO) encourages family history research and its dissemination by people with ancestry in the British Isles. Join us at our monthly meetings at Ben Franklin Place in Ottawa.
Founded in 1994, the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (BIFHSGO) encourages family history research and its dissemination by people with ancestry in the British Isles. Join us at our monthly meetings at Ben Franklin Place in Ottawa.
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The Bytown Antique & Bottle Club is the successor to the Bytown Bottle Seekers’ Club, which was founded in 1970. The Club is involved in promoting local history through various projects such as calendars, radio interviews, newspaper articles, and online media. It has proudly organized the popular annual Bytown Antique & Bottles Show, for 45 years.
The Bytown Antique & Bottle Club is the successor to the Bytown Bottle Seekers’ Club, which was founded in 1970. The Club is involved in promoting local history through various projects such as calendars, radio interviews, newspaper articles, and online media. It has proudly organized the popular annual Bytown Antique & Bottles Show, for 45 years.
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The Bytown Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (“NSDAR” or “DAR”) was established in January of 1985 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, by eight women at the Residence of the American Ambassador of the United States. In the nearly four decades since, we have welcomed members from Canada’s National Capital […]
The Bytown Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (“NSDAR” or “DAR”) was established in January of 1985 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, by eight women at the Residence of the American Ambassador of the United States. In the nearly four decades since, we have welcomed members from Canada’s National Capital Region and Montreal who are committed to preserving history and supporting education about the interwoven histories of the United States and Canada.
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